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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
THE INCURABLE CUREDi
HoPK.NSvILLE, n.y.. Feb. -, I

HOPK:NSvILLE, Ky., Feb. -, 1887:
Gentlcm.n-seyen years ago q sore developed on
my nose from finger nail scratch. tfed rev
simple remedies. but the sore would not yield.
grew worse every year for seven years Many
thought ! had cancer. Ov'r year ago con-
meneed taking S. 5. -. and two dozen oo..ics q"
treIy cured me. When began with swifFs Spe
cihc WAS In very poor health and could hardiy
drag about. After had finished the course 0,
S. ). s. l was strong and buOyant and had goou
appetite ! regard IL as most valuable medclhe
for ladies' In week, delicate health. It Is house'
hold medicine with me. Yours respectfully,
MRS. Il. W. WILSON.
SPARTANB re, 5. c., April 2, 1887.
Gentlcmen-For twenty years have had sore
on my left check. IL had gradually been growing
worse The many physicians whom | had consulted
w're unable to do me any good Last fall a year
ago began using y. ) s. Az FIRST II inhamed the
sore. and ii hcame more virulcnt than ever; 50
much so, indeed. that my family insisted that L
should leave or the med cine. | persisted In using
3 5 5. At the end OF two months the sore was
entirely healed. Thinking that the evil out
OF my constitution, left OF the medicine; but in
November. ten months after. a very slight breaking
out appeared. at 'Nce began again on s. s. S.,
and now that is also disappearing | have every
faith In ;. 5. 5. II has done more good than
all The doctors and other medicines ever took.
Yours truly, A. r. STANDS.
WI STON. n C., April 10. 1887.
Gentlemen-Two or three years a cancer came
on my face. 1t soon to be quite large. It
wore on me, and my general health was very poor.
List Seple' Der utg'H course OF - - o. "htNh
i have continued 10 the present time with the hap
pest result Tho cancer has entirely dsappearCc,
there be ng no evidence or sympt OF ancef0us
character left. Nv general health Is GOOD now,
and my appetite better than II has been In years
So years Oil, add lO-d ~ am working In the he'd
planting corn. Yours truly,
JONAS LTMEBACH
Gentlcmer-r had sore On NV upper Zip fof
to % June -. 1887, wr't's:" deem my duty 70
vain 10 heal H. one gave me a small vial for I'VE
fOllars, which a rain cure" II Is needless
10 say that il did me good. About two years ago
] became quite uneasy. people thought had 4
cancer, and took course pf eighteen bottles OF
s. G s. The result has heon a complete cure. The
ulcer cancer healed beautifully leaving scarcely
prrrep'ihc scar. From that day have bHeh IN
evcellenf health. the Snec'hc having purihed my
bl' Cd Thoroughly. ncTe0s q my appetite and per-
fctef nv digestion. I'm word feel Tx" new
and best ~ al. he eicht-year ulcer IS gone
entirelE Yours sincerely.
MRS. W p. CANNON.
Trenton, Told Co, Ky. Feb o.. 1887.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer g. Atlanta Ga.
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whom the boys joke her husband about tho manner IN
which he acquired her hand he replies good
that unlike some other men he knows he Is IN love
with his wife, and that his example might be followed
with profit by any other ba chelor or any widower.

Ono OF the bright young men Of this State who has
been in New York this week Is is II. J. Medbury, OF
Ballston That town IS of the centres from which
wood pulp manufacturing Is carried on In talking
ABOUT that process for Utilizing wood Mr.. Medbury
said: 1t may >,uni strange Il II. bui they n"w
make iron pipe ont of wood pulp That Is to say, by
processes In use they making tubing out OF WOO
pulp that has many advantages over iron for gas and
water pipes etc. here H. factory MeCbancsviIlf.
but he adoption OF tie wool pulp pipe by The Westing
house pc. lie a ITS urs - rtura gas and other
purposes has made II necessary tC construct large
iNi ~ II may L. put mp ~ ILaI .aIlr The pipe
is >iscepi5 bio vn.J TO the ieslIucvc a:l on OF huoric
arid
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SHE FINALLY OBTAINED ONE.

She was shopping downtown and she dropped into
n rest aurant She Is the most unaffected lady know
almost but IL came kind OF natural to her to say
potely to the waiter:
Have you tho menu u
"No, maam"
"Why, don't you have a.
Eve don't have It ovcry day, ma's
BIZ OF fare ~
"Oh, certainly, maam.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
LETTER FOR KTN0 WILLIAM
From The Phdddefphid

aThero IA A letter here for King William" SAID
tall man. a. he stepped up to tho general delivery
wInd"w Of the post orce. /" For King Wllliain, ans
,ynreJ thn clerk Oh no, you arc mistaken no ~ IN
nr'' a" ma, latter Of his would stay IN thi@ post
office ell save 4 In tho advertgi1 ' nneu osI io
~ ~ rho clerk Tho lettor was for william KING,
Which was The callers namo and ~ inc n.t ,ho
Sst,n ai,ynys follows tho surname, hence tho my II
ME- lam ~ tbo Government employee The man Tor
uhom the letter was intended thought no had 10 give
his name lust - IL printed In tho paper.
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va .spFcriL~ MAD BEEy ENGAGED

FJ0n Thf Wdshtn0tOh tTIflc
Naryp said the old gentleman, severely. u thlnK
| saw yon embracing young BIinIcrsy this evening"
" Perhaps you did papa $500
80, crday evening sniilns had his arm around
your waist
Mc.i, papaP Il. , p.o,r, hasa
arm cnciiclcd yOu.'
v hat Of II, papa" -
Mailing only | think IT'S about time for me to
take M the FRANCHISE Tor Associated Press arrange
o"en, ~ ~
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rur prrscryrrroy WAS rrpFGrrvE.

From me LSwia0n tfc) Jo'r'"'
a Maine clergyman told friend MAJ nc hih er'''
d,, cuitv I'm puffng hts vnungsf child 10 Sleep NJ
night lhr fIicnd waggINhN ASKED Ihh N"' ever
nv the effect Of read me- on" of yonf sermons 70 nun
nnctor 90 v hr nc. I'pl''! ~ -, u" t,, ~
,crlonsuces: never fhongh OF mar az" ms
departure tho ~ ID. wife r'won,irafrh WIN nm ioI
uiaVup on the ,.tiricty OF the reverend gentleman
I'M a. a. herself scarcely allc 10 restrain her flsblcs
vhcn sometime arcr the minister called again ana re
n,rLrd . - on do YOU know that adopted your nus
band suggestion OF reading onr OF MY sermons To my
bow ana II worked Hike "A chaImF
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sUp TEyCrD Nm Ar ANY RA TE.


Fr0a Ytt y JosTpH lH"I Ne'F
The following convcrs alton, heard by reporter On
ths street last night Is suggestive; ,.a .,
Ara you stlll tugging away at those gloves Oh
yours ~
Won kuuw II dlsgusts to SEQ you Walking
thro,Iph tho streets making your toilet"
.Wly do you know that | would Just as soon sec
yen ,ng III yourstoc kings In tho streets As your
Most men would" all sho said, and he had
nothing else
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promotes Digestion and young people because It is
fascinating habit. heard Of q gum party two weeks
ago at which everyone was expected to bring differ
ent kind of gum for general use. Every skating and
tObogganing party this winter will supply itself with
gum, and elegant gumcases will be given for pro-
gressve game prizes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
cURTOUS DEVELOPMhNT or HEART TROUBLE

FION
,,ooo,,,y an Invalid lady called her husband TO her
bedside ana said: My heart is gong so ma, ! can
hear il 'tck tick just iihe %aiGni ~ i Urn NY
never bothered me that way before: linen u Ee
hnshand uenbered that his watch was under 10
iIno and when he ugt IL forth aud showed IL 10
fis vito She vas greatly relieved
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APPAREL FOR OTHERS BESEPIT

.r.ct,,c ls the only part OF a mans dress which
he wears roloy Tor Others and not for himself Even
his jeDo lei studs serve to 40 nls 7nn. fao ,h,
iis kat coat trousers, GO, protect mn rom ~, w,
cod and from The wet Bnt his ncchtIc, az tn..o
alone no wears In order to mitigate ms npIo, a.
r"' nyos nf a hers lence liz OMISSION ~ u
snacias ~ aGront to all tho world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
DorBLr 0BsERvANT YOUNGSrER.

Calumet Avenue boy, age three 10 unusually
hrI,ht and observing The other day his laihcf saId
10 him afcr the lltto follow had furnished an
Instance Of his acdtcuc,s: , .
Nothing escapes your eagle eye, iIafoIn'
No. nor my eagle car. either rcpIed tho lau'
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THE D,sAsrrps ARE INFXcUsABLE.

MIR. Hergh spoke with much feeling. " These night
f events he continued, e are almost incAcusablc'
Notwithstanding al that has been sad 10 the contrary
II horses we're kept they should oe ON The giound
noot aud their halrls held by patented appidn'es-ot
.,hich there ave many IN the marhet-which can 10
o,..rated Al one pout, where 10y single pail eVery
.uiu.a Muuld uee the anne ui! anu danger VI
i,,t,tu. ou. alter other MOUlu Dc dNOtcl d
nN,.r that horses of NE Sho" a eUi'"Ns ~
,,.u.t,u IA their saiis. 1hs COud 10 overcome W
h.\tus hood, mus d thcn hrais al hir >ho"io
l An ,ui these cOald be pulled "n To them anu 'hcp
th,, coud led O"l lcs, lhs No"1u Ca"se sum"
,.-ht cAptn,c and uUubic bat sutciy The poor ant'
InaI. are worth and surely the requirements ol iho
&c demand tnat humane Efforts of ms hhd sh""iu a.
l,,.i Ice made L3sics, think OF the hndhcidi 1908 III
rur,,d II does to NicM the mater VI"
htrh,r tlane There Is only general insurance Cd
nm, >tuck you kuON. Tor years tam PERSONS Ad'o
tried to gel up company -, 10 insure me hN's o,
b.,Sr, aud other animals. They have come TO me
f,,oucnly about 1t, but have alwa ys condemned
10. the reason that such Plan oheis Pehl"h on
The death Of the animals insured 10y II. Let morse
mr. o her animal become dow OF di>abl'd, anu the
trurfaf,ou to hill lIm outright 10y some crncl lctuVo
fr tli. sake Of getting the Insurance "onid Io t"o
,tronE TO Toe resisted ty great many then , g.,
Have you prepared any bill on Tins question io'
, tho next Legislature :" .,,o,
" M | have not further than have afeahS sidten.
II is ,ichcnng think Of going 10 me LfSisidntp ~ i
asiu, fnr an Sthng that has politics IN lt-Ne> >rie
rn,nrr and a look of intense disgust came over ihS
unlc face of The friend and defender or Tue oFclNYFco
-" -, h,r,leu But he added In CONCLUSIONS
" .n,n.tbiug M II he done and doubtless VIII lie az
som AZ u0Ssble For my part III be SIdd 10 SEQ
lilies on me o,hcr ir'ttVc pow taLc me p1tce OF
horses ON the lines until the poor beasts dIs
rightly cared foi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

Harrs ollie. and geno- 10 De allowed pohrdS distance
p".i no vnriS
The term "father' meant any weight tho owner
cnos, to put ON h.- horse hr consequently procured
ihc nshtc.t jockey possible, who, by the conditions Of
the race vas not required either to weigh ont OF weigh
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CHANCES HERE AND THERE.
NOTES AND DESCRIPTIONS OF MEN AND
MATTERS OF THE DAY.

Tho advancement Of telcphcnc communication Is
going on at rapid rate I'm all the largo cities whero
the chief obstacle encountered lies IN the power
fu electrical currents that disturb the connections
General Iuidckoper, Of The Metropolitan Bell Telephone
Company, says that this is the principal objection
to putting all electrical wires in single large CON
dnt under the surface Of the street, that the moro
powerful currents initiate against the utility OF inc
lesser Tho General regards the present system
of putting wires underground as experimental mo
company has taken the precauiion In putting do"p
It's wires OF making only metallic circuits. Long as
lance telephone service appears to be practical ar
complishrnent with great future possibilities. Two
PhIlad" phia newspapers use telephone service
with York for the Transmission OF news bc,~enh
the cities. and find the method advantageous. Nhl,o
talking with General Iluidchnpcr. mention was mbue
OF long distance telephone which tic Invention %
young man living al Cleveland. c. c. RrthranH VINO
studied electrical science with tho Brush Electric ehI
Company and reprcScnfed them AZ the Iaris rHlp1I-
ton present told Of experiments WIN lhlss
invention over circuit Of 600 miles ~ telrerH',,h
wire, which had clearly rr"ven It's n'iItv TINS " ony
one of the many Inventions ont Of when succrs1l"i
long distance tclcphoring will undoubtedly become
common, every day affair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

C'NNNIND ONT-Il- Y II TOT' NII' T-TNTs.
Every round ahov" ~, according 10 Admiral ROus.
the great Euch 'urf authority, IS supposed to crush
tho heart of tru-slng race horse when the pinch
couoa yet 100 rho paIoy days OF mo south Car'iin>
Jockey Cluh. whlch rourl-hcd from tho close Of the
Revolution to the beginning 81 the Pct"lhon II wa
cuumnu a. NJ for hOrsr- 10 run three mile h'ais AMI
r,ur mile beat, carrying from 100 70 1913 pounds Even
t,., y.r ol D.. I'm tnper day~ asked 10 mile
nc,iS with ninety pounds ON tholr backs Who "onid
tlfnk Of giving a younestcr such TAX to-day THO
scale OF vci hf- adopted by ,hc son'h Carolina Jockey
tluh f,r fum,lo Ioat races, AID in vogue nom l''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

Although the breath Of winter has az yer oaf'S
touched Gotham. there Is exodus Of tourists "a'
ellcrs and pleasure seekers South which Is an lhhr"
ton Of ANYTHING but hard times. Florida "c"rF'a
the Bcrmudas ard Cuba all fash Onal" rips MAJ"
H. I"nninC who * the head Of ono ~ the f'oTu"
railroad Inns says that the two lines OF ll"ihl rd
which sail from this port so crowded WIN pa
senc"rS that tho hooks filed w""k ia a' doo VI
sailing, and cots put up In the cabins,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

The chief engineer Of the Now York ronr'NVa''
and OHIO Railroad Charles T. Laiimrr, ~ 'i'Fc''''
who va. 4 guest al the 81 Jane, Ilotci Gay OF Nv"
ago Is a pouly man, with cuiIlus brown BAR an"
uea,am eyes He Wa Cduc dcd fo, the NtVy an"
commanded d Government snip during the war. !"
has written u work bridges which Is considered a"
authority lie t. ardent opp"neni 81 the f''"'"
metric system Of weights and measures. and has io
cc,rs Conducted magazine At Cleveland. the object
Of which Is to demonstrate that the weights ana u'"'
ures AT present used IN this cOdHtIy he he most p1'
teal and sat sfactory A. loo ai"r ~ mines ne h'
becoae noted Ia several states. Ia tho Mdh"mnE Val
lev there is n coal mine which he located. which IS
knovn AZ the Much Hazel Mine. from which re re
ccivcs an annual royalty Of 1000 1t Wa gwen MN
for ms rNlcf services lie went among the non
ranges Of The Lake superior region dnd located ~
curately the hanging and foot all OF roe beds ~ The
nnv ,cdpp there. II ha. lorafcI nuub" Of gds ahf
petroleum wells IN Trnn~Slvauii, aud not l"hg eihcc
m ad fest here in New York. ~ the result 81 winch
he declared that there va, nat raj ga 500 10 lioo
fc.t brlOV the surface Of Manhattan ISLAND u wa,
iy nj, sugscsois that ,ucccssful bOrlnGs for natural
gas were made Ia Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

There Will be Instant recognition In Washington "i
Postmaster General Vllas's successor, Don NJ DICK
imam of Michigan a. "A political power lie IL a
cultured man. with vera, dry and tact w"a ia u"
suppur L. Cabinet pJ- Ia manner second only 10
that OF Secretary whitney. and abl.y /" the man
aeeuent Of mcn that the Cd -tagcrs of poiiGo VIII
when he wa, IN Now York after L- visit TO President
4 eve and he wa the Hoffman House. lie sald
frankly That he was such peculiar po iton that he
nui answer quest On-. al the rk 81 appearing
uuc,vti Now lu> stop short where you a. g. hh,i
ne and Won chat about every thing under me sun wv
ma tic That sub feet + barred personally ana BcncI
ay- such open statement, Of "oursc' won h,,
ihc immunity ho sought. when dilicrcni p"lc' h's't
only have impo led pref hi;h fuf ne i''
I'm thai wa "ned about hi conference III ashlhs,oi
Tho man who has that faculty got on we'll III pun
lio life.
AtIania's energy and growth contrast so strongly
With the slow 10 provement IN many other parts oil
the South that II Is coming to be considered n q''''o
New York told yesterday Of marriage which cause"
some comment In Atlanta Tho proprietor Vi .no
K,mb,ll House Il a sturdy, middle aged German HIS
house ls The ncst appointed and best kept In inc o'ao
II has required his consia ant attention day ana "sn'
His uawearying industry has brought him hhan''A'
suceess But he had no wife to enjoy II win MIN
yc WAITED a wife ITO dlstrusted the women WIN
wbom he camo ia contact fortune scoheis. GU
ocoucnfIy he wrote To his hrofhI ~ Nerm,anS
IN II a wife be picked out from among, mo is'I a.
sni of his native town and sent over 10 HIM I. ~ ~
ca IN sneak few weeks ago the Young ia.5 ~
landed here. She met by her suu a,n ~, r.
,hcv had never each other they wcIc MARIE 5
.ame day. shc is handsome and aceomphshoa' ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

That veteran ~ The var aud ~ p"'sr'' ''I'''' d.
Henry 4 rarurnl. has ser hs eyes ON ih" p"''"h "'
Secretary ~ the United state, senate, mo-" oc'"I''"
Nv General Arson g. Mctook. aud has begun ''e"i
Gus canylss for A. General la mum has c"'I'''
around lu h.s person for yrdi, one OF re "r'l,,'
wounds ever received iv man without C'n> 'nH 90
If Il. ynf,hot uo.ud tl.ai pa..rd cnurc, through hi
tod, and mover healed The General ha- t''i ""..
f,f ycar. ~ Wcai rulhri seton in This open u"
carry on the gathering Accommodations Of impurities
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-27

lhc ST. Charics restaurant Is the
best place 10 20 for a. Iulcy steak or
square meal.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-27

monthly in the depths OF the cedar
brakes with ID mounted guard and
vows cciibscy on the fragments of y
wedding ring, cradle aud 3 bottle Of
paregOric.
Chase n Cooke have on hand sew.
eral good secondhand pianos which
they are selling ut very low prices
Call and see them and get bargain.
The Instruments have been u little
used. but have been put i'll drst.c.a
condition and are going ~ sacrifice.
Now Is the time to buy.
The Iron Turbine WIND engines run
with less wind aud are more durable
and gives better satisfaction than any
mill III The market. Gail and see
model At schroeder " Harrison's and
he your own Judge. Every one guar
antcod. Buy the Iron Turbine Engine
and the Buckeye Force pump. and
you are sure to be pleased.
one OF the finest houses in Waco is
approaching completion. II is being
built by Mr. Syd Olive, % member of
the lumber firm of Csruthcrs ~ Co..
on Sixth street, nearly opposite the
hone place OF Peter McCicllaud. II il
a beautiful and imposing ediiicc, and
the grounds on which ii IL being built
comprises over four acres. Every
stick OF lumber in the entire building
Is of stun three years seasoned and
picked for the purpose.
Two carpenter, II. &. Crossmsu
and 7. &. Scott, of Dullau Erath
county, forced 10y the drought to
leave home TO seek work found il in
COrsicana but had only been there a
short time when the former met with
an accident being crushed and iu
jured by u railroad train while cross.
ing the track. MIR. Scott, his compan,
ion, lett his wurS TO take him back
home and was attending him ycstcr.
day ut llaralsons opposite.thc Cotton
Belt depot. and will star TO Duilat
with him this morning.
Mr. Huffman. of the Pacific En-
pre- Company, has received ~ lcttcI
from Toronto, Canada, aging TIM
"a trunk lad been stolen from that
place February :, 1850 contain.
ing valuable goods, such ~ silk nm
derwoJr, kid gloves, silk haudkcr
Chici-. seal NANTES and seal wRlkin-
Jackets, and That a newspaper ma,
been seen containing ~ account o.
the sale of such trunk ~ an express,
safe in Waco. ana asked particular,
about 10. y trunh containing som,
such goods was sold at the pAcl6,
express SAFE. but who bought II u,
one knows
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-27

Everybody needs and should taHc a good
spring medicine. f,r two reasons
benefit medicine thauat amy other season.
2d, Tie impuuuc, which have accumulated
In the blood should ho expelled. and the sys-
tenn given tone and strength h'forc the pros.
trittup effects ut warm Weather arc tct
floods Sarsaparila Is the best sprug m'di-
cine \ single trial VIII convince you Of a.
superiority. Take % hrforr 10 U.s. too late
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-27
NIERGORNS.

4 '' lN. tD.' Cl's for Curus luulons. 60.
~' ss.,s' !-.-..- : Co., y. X,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-27
MlIN NJ, IIpu'I.

The question is often asked IL why
we do not advertise the fact hat the
Fashion Bazaar Is the leading millinery
house I'm the Guy. The reason why is
that We do not think it nece >sary. We
keep the Bazaar before the public but
what is kept and sold there D., n wei
known H. that Waco If going to III,
front with rapid strides.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-27

Dwellings, every description, ole
CANT mansions, neat cottages. stores.
farms and ranches for sale by Ed. Il.
Levy, Real Estate Agent, IA Fourth
street.
There is no jewell 80 precious, No
bio sing SO GREAT rs perfect health. II
youa stomach is woak md dlsordered
and need u gentle Yet strengthening
stmuant use Morris Catcarine.
prickly ASH pittrr- II nm untsilng
cure for all diseases originating i'm
hillary arrangements caused by thc
malaria of mlasmatlc countries. No
other medicine now on ealc will 50
cnccuahy remove the disturbing ele-
mcnts, and at the same time tone ny
the whole system. 1t i- sure and
safe in l. action.
The ST. Charles restaurant Is tho
best place 10 20 Tor Imcy steak Oh
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-27

1t il u familiar axiom. chat the
proof of the pudding II in the eating.
The proof OF Morris Cascurinc NJ II
cure tor liver and bowel complaint,
il III It's use
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-27

The public are respectfully Invited
to call at nrt room over jackson :
gallery, Fifth street and examine
specimens in ivory type painting.
The art taught in one lesson for three
dollars. Pictures painted if desired.
&. +. Chcesman
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-27

Some people suffer from sick head.
ache all their lives, dragging out a
miserable existence If they would
only try one does of SMITHS BILE
BEANS tone Beam they would never
say that nothing would afford them
relief. This wonderful remedy is
pleasant, harmless and always eiIec-
tive. The price, 25 cents per bottle,
makes it very popular For sale by
all druggists, and dealers in medicines.
ar sent by mail.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-27
New Coaches, Splendid Equipment
Fast Time, Sure Connections

The only route running solid
through trains-Galye-ton, Ft Worth,
GAINESVILLE.
~ miles the shortest routc-Fort
Worth to Gainesville
Tho best route to Dslla-, Farmers
vile, Honey Grove.
u miles the shortest route Dallas
to Honey Grove.
The favorite route to Houston,
Nayasota, Montgomery, Conroe,
The only route to Lampa-as,
Brentwood, Ballinger Coleman,
Direct connections tor Austin,
Waco, Gatcsyillo, san Antonio, Mem
phis, ST. Louis, Kansas City, and all
points north, east and west
Passenger. 10 and from Waco con
meet with the Gulf, Colorado ~ Santa
Fe railway at McGrcgor, Tex.
For Further information address
JAMES S, CARK,
Gen, Pass, and T.c.etAgi Galveston.
CARR